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All-In Podcast· Nov 14, 2026Podcast · 4 speakersNvidia after Jensen Huang: the AI investment engine faces a testHost Jason Calacanis, Chamath Palihapitiya, David Sacks, David FriedbergThe All-In hosts debate Nvidia’s leadership change, the future of AI chip controls and what a slower investment cycle could mean for Anthropic.
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PragerU· Nov 14, 2026Dennis Prager calls for “American values first”Dennis Prager, Marissa Streit · PragerUPrager argues that conservatism should center liberty, religious belief and a shared national identity, then answers questions about morality and the Hebrew Bible.
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Stanford Online· Nov 13, 2026DSPy, LangGraph and the engineering around an AI agentMichael Ryan · Stanford UniversityMichael Ryan compares agent frameworks through a calendar demo, then shows why evaluation, recovery and tracing matter.
1:40:43ENStanford Online· Nov 13, 2026How AI agents find information and take actionAfshine Amidi, Shervine Amidi · Stanford UniversityStanford instructors explain why useful agents need retrieval, well-described tools and a harness that manages context and actions.
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Chris Williamson· Nov 13, 2026PodcastWhy Chris Williamson wants caregiving to carry more statusWilliamson argues that judging women by traditionally male achievements can devalue motherhood and other forms of care.
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Theo - t3․gg· Nov 13, 2026Opus or Fable? Match the coding model to the workTheo Browne · Ping LabsTheo Browne compares two Claude models and explains how a thorough tester and a more exploratory second opinion helped solve a performance problem.
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Jane Street· Nov 13, 2026The 95% problem: AI, chat trading and human reviewYaron Minsky, Chloe Casale · Jane StreetJane Street’s Chloe Casale explains why traders still use chat, how AI parsing can fail, and why hiring needs room for specialists.
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Every· Nov 13, 2026Podcast · 5 speakersNursa gave every employee AI building tools; its first prototypes became real productsGuest Lauren Rhode, Curtis Anderson · Host Brian DellA nursing-staffing company reports savings and new applications, while its leaders confront governance, quality and resistance.
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OpenAI· Nov 13, 2026How Mozilla verifies AI-found Firefox bugs before engineers fix themBrian Grinstead, Clint Gibler · MozillaMozilla combines agents with fuzzing, independent checks and human review; it reports roughly eight times as many discoveries and fixes as in 2025.
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a16z· Nov 13, 2026AI attacks are moving faster than companies can patchAmi Luttwak, Zane Lackey, Sarah Wang · WizWiz’s Ami Luttwak argues for continuous testing of exposed systems and security designed to respond in minutes.
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The Next Big Thing· Nov 13, 2026Inside IBM’s quantum lab: a chip, a refrigerator and a hybrid computerJacklyn Dallas, Olivia Lanes · The Next Big ThingA visit with physicist Olivia Lanes explains why quantum processors need extreme cooling and how they may complement classical supercomputers.
19:39ENTheo - t3․gg· Nov 13, 2026Theo revises his Gemini 4 Carbon assessment after measuring coding delaysTheo Browne · T3His own agent runs showed long response-start waits and incomplete reviews; he asks Google to investigate hosting and cache behavior.
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SemiAnalysis· Nov 13, 2026Podcast · 3 speakersNVIDIA’s CEO transition puts China chip policy and execution in focusGuest Jordan Schneider · Host Jordan Nanos, Dylan PatelThe hosts debate chipmaking controls, cloud access and whether NVIDIA can retain its execution edge after Jensen Huang’s exit.
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Dwarkesh Patel· Nov 13, 2026PodcastWhy Dwarkesh Patel moved his AI-research automation forecast forwardPatel’s median estimate is 2028, with significant uncertainty; he argues that verifiable research tasks could accelerate recursive AI progress.
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Masters of Scale· Nov 12, 2026Podcast · 2 speakersWalmart’s CEO wants faster change without losing the human connectionGuest John Furner · Host Jeff BermanJohn Furner discusses agent shopping profiles, frontline tools and the leadership work needed to move a large retailer.
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AI Engineer· Nov 12, 2026Claude Code needs less steering, but unattended work needs stronger checksLydia Hallie · AnthropicLydia Hallie describes how permissions, isolated environments and verification can take over tasks people once handled during every session.
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Bloomberg Live· Nov 12, 2026COP31’s electrification push meets questions about clean power and tradeRebecca Penty, John Ainger, Lili Pike, Selcan Hacaoğlu · BloombergBloomberg reporters examine summit negotiations, China’s industrial plans and Europe’s energy-security dilemma.
1:19:07ENPragerU· Nov 12, 2026Victor Davis Hanson on Republicans, immigration and shared identityMarissa Streit, Victor Davis Hanson · PragerUHanson attributes the midterm defeat partly to messaging and Iran, and proposes immigration enforcement alongside a path to legal status for some long-term residents.
1:19:15ENStanford Online· Nov 12, 2026How AI agents learn to use tools—and how to test themDiyi Yang · Stanford UniversityDiyi Yang traces tool use from retrieval failures and Toolformer to runtime discovery, MCP and reliability benchmarks.
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Claude· Nov 12, 2026How Claude’s API balances model upgrades, cost and safeguardsJake Dejno, Lucca Siaudzionis · AnthropicClaude’s platform team explains why developers should test cost per task, preserve prompt caching and reassess workflows with each model upgrade.
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PowerfulJRE· Nov 12, 2026Podcast · 2 speakersKenneth Lacovara on Dinosaur Evidence—and What Fossils Cannot Tell UsGuest Kenneth Lacovara · Host Joe RoganA paleontologist explains how fossils are found, why displays use replicas, and where reconstructions and extinction theories remain uncertain.
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Citadel Securities· Nov 12, 2026Podcast · 2 speakersBenchmark the hardware conditions your production code may actually faceKris Jusiak explains why tight-loop averages mislead and how to test the same machine code across branch and cache conditions.
14:12ENBloomberg Live· Nov 12, 2026Clean energy needs better grids, contracts and supply chainsAlbert Cheung · BloombergNEFBloombergNEF’s Albert Cheung says cheap renewables can grow rapidly, but grids, revenue models and copper supply must keep pace.
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硅谷101· Nov 12, 2026Data-center delays: AI demand, community costs and hardware risksGuest Ethan Xu, Christina Xu, Bruce Liu, Rob Li, Elizabeth Yang, Steven, Steve · Host 陈茜, Richard, YiwenOperators assess how permits and electricity prices affect compute supply; investors debate demand, while residents raise housing, traffic and compensation.Load moreShowing 24 of 6,234